Artistic Statement

I believe art—particularly the performing arts—serves a critical role in a culture and society.

In terms of culture, art makes a culture. The expression of a community’s values can best be seen in the art it celebrates. And in terms of society, art has the unique role of imagining what comes not next, but after. If we’re headed toward a brave new world, it is the function of artists and their art to imagine what that brave new world may look like, what it might sound like, and how it is built.

I treat my own work as a sandbox where I can safely and humanely experiment with the limits of human impulse, civil disobedience, and the upheaval of the systems we’ve come to rely on.

Foundry member, 2022-23 cohort.

After getting caught chewing gum during mass, Annie takes a cue from her best friend, Veronica, on how to confess her sins. For real.
Dir. Abbey George

While the audition camera continues to roll, an unseen producer and casting director discuss the pros and cons of casting a mixed race actress to play the daughter of a white woman. Dir. Cynthia Silver

While the audition camera continues to roll, an unseen producer and casting director discuss the pros and cons of casting a mixed race actress to play the daughter of a white woman.
Dir. Cynthia Silver

Overjoyed to learn they’re expecting a baby, young couple Alex and Grace struggle to find the balance between Grace’s physical health and mental health. Dir. Paul BedardBrunch Theater remounted Charlotte’s ten-minute play, The Whale, The Bird, and The Ocean on May 3, 2020.

Overjoyed to learn they’re expecting a baby, young couple Alex and Grace struggle to find the balance between Grace’s physical health and mental health.
Dir. Paul Bedard

Brunch Theater remounted Charlotte’s ten-minute play, The Whale, The Bird, and The Ocean on May 3, 2020.

Co-writer
When Sophia Honeywell finds herself stranded in the afterlife, she has to convince a would-be recluse grant her the ultimate favor.
Dir. Marianne Amelinckx

MELISSA When she becomes her magnetic mentor’s unwilling object of desire, up-and-coming queer theater director Cleo must take up arms to protect herself and her budding career from total destruction.One of five projects selected for Tribeca Film Institute’s Through Her Lens program, 2019.

MELISSA
When she becomes her magnetic mentor’s unwilling object of desire, up-and-coming queer theater director Cleo must take up arms to protect herself and her budding career from total destruction.

One of five projects selected for Tribeca Film Institute’s Through Her Lens program, 2019.

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We’ve Never Met was my quarantine project! Each week for ten weeks I had an hour-ish conversation with a new person I’ve never met in real life. Terrifying but rewarding for this introvert.

We’ve Never Met was my quarantine project! Each week for ten weeks I had an hour-ish conversation with a new person I’ve never met in real life. Terrifying but rewarding for this introvert.